FRI: Keynote for iMovie & mid-point project backup

Take this survey
then
Open Keynote AND
 iMovie & then continue 
your research & editing while you wait
REMEMBER: You need to turn in a storyboard with your film.  Haven't done it yet? Perhaps do it NOW?

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& DELIVERY DUE DATES

ANNOUNCEMENTS 
& RESOURCES:

• The PSA/Mini-Doc REQUIREMENTS
• $1.00 Headphones FOR SALE now
• $10.00 DEPOSIT cellphone mounts and tripods available now
• [Money Back if returned in good condition]

Learning Target(s):

•  I can refresh my Keynote skills and use them for basic special effects in iMovie
• I will back up my project files for safety

Lesson:

• Keynote for Special Effects [20 +/-]
• Green and Blue Screen 
• Concepts 
• To remove a SINGLE COLOR from every part of a video clip. 
• Color varies depending on the colors of what you want IN the shot
• Want a BLUE bird? You need a GREEN screen
• Want GREEN snot? You need a BLUE screen
• Examples
• News/Weather
• Graphics overlays
• Charts & Graphs (simple is better, NO 3-D)
• Icons, maps, etc...
• Special effects
• Animated objects: Including titles & other text
• Changing Locations (this is NOT a Keynote trick)
• Process
  

  Open Keynote | NEW-Standard-White
  
  NEW Blank Slide
  

• REFRESH: Importing an image into Keynote (click on the ball and then save the picture)

•  Design & Animate objects & text

  

  Change Slide BACKGROUND
• Choose GREEN if NOBODY and NOTHING in your Keynote 'effect' is GREEN
• Choose BLUE if NOBODY and NOTHING in your Keynote 'effect' is BLUE

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• Exporting the slide(s) as a movie

Settings are for "on-click" events

Leave them if you have a single animated slide

• Importing the 'special effect'

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Worktime:

• Back-up Everything you have to your Google Drive 
• The entire iMovie file
• DELETE the practice and how-to footage to upload faster
• Finish your storyboard
• Research your topic
• Save Images in your Period Drive (or Google Drive if not in this room)
• Save information from research in a Google doc for the project
• Practice your iMovie skills
• Do quiet homework for another class